ETL tools – see the table below – are widely used for extracting, cleaning, transforming and loading data from different systems, often into a data warehouse. The following ETL tools were thoroughly examined on 90 criteria.

In random order the ETL tools that are part of our ETL tool comparison. Click on the name of the ETL tool for more information and discover what the best ETL tool is for your organization.

1.	Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB)	11gR1	Oracle
2.	Data Services	XI 3.2	SAP Business Objects
3.	IBM Information Server (Datastage)	9.1	IBM
4.	SAS Data Integration Studio	4.21	SAS Institute
5.	PowerCenter Informatica	9.0	Informatica
6.	Elixir Repertoire	7.2.2	Elixir
7.	Data Migrator	7.7	Information Builders
8.	SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)	10	Microsoft
9.	Talend Open Studio & Integration Suite	4.0	Talend
10.	DataFlow Manager	6.5	Pitney Bowes Business Insight
11.	Pervasive Data Integrator	10.0	Pervasive Software
12.	Open Text Integration Center	7.1	Open Text
13.	Oracle Data Integrator (ODI)	11g	Oracle
14.	Data Manager/Decision Stream	8.2	IBM (Cognos)
15.	Clover ETL	3.0.1	Javlin
16.	Centerprise	5.0	Astera
17.	DB2 Warehouse Edition	9.1	IBM
18.	Pentaho Data Integration	4.1	Pentaho
19	Adeptia Integration Suite	5.1	Adeptia

Download the ETL Tool Survey: 19 tools evaluated

Get all information to select the best (enterprise) ETL tooling for the best price by ordering the ETL & Data Integration Tool Survey 2012. You will get real insight into using ETL tools to build successful ETL applications and we will send you results of comparing nineteen ETL tools across 90 criteria. Open the table of contents to see what’s in the ETL & Data Integration Tool Survey 2012 report. The price is stated in Euros and excludes local taxes. Applicable taxes will be applied during the checkout process.

It is our intention to include all the significant products in this report but to do this we need the full cooperation of the vendor. In most cases that is not a problem but some vendors either won’t cooperate at all or have decided to withdraw their products from the report bacause, we assume, they didn’t like the results. In a number of cases vendors have said that they will cooperate but we are still waiting for their answers to (difficult) questions. The following vendors and products fall into one of the above categories:

• Ab Initio – will not cooperate with us in any way
• Expressor - Have decided that it is too much work at this stage to be included in the report, they have promised us that they will take part in the 2012 report
• Sun – SeeBeyond ETL integrator we have received no answers to our requests for information
• Syncsort – DMExpress we are currently in discussion with Syncsort regarding inclusion in the report

If you think that another ETL tool should be included and it is not on the list above, please send us an e-mail and we will take a look at it as soon as possible.

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